IPCC’s damning verdict: responses from across the board
Following yesterday's bombshell IPCC report, NZI checked in with a number of net zero insiders to discuss the main findings
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UN climate scientists sound alarm bells in latest IPCC report
UN climate scientists sound alarm bell in latest IPCC report
The evolution of net zero: Part I – Global events and permacrisis
As industries developed and global trade swelled, Sharon Myburgh discusses in this 3-part series why it became necessary to take a globally agreed net zero approach
Key copper players embrace net zero goals in biggest-ever green push
Member companies of the International Copper Association (ICA) have agreed to reach net zero in Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2050
Nuveen makes impact push by signing up for new Barbados blue bond
Nuveen makes impact push by signing up for new Barbados blue bond
Shareholder: P&G’s green claims ‘misleading’ due to ‘unchecked balance of power’
The CEO of activist investor Tulipshare told NZI Procter & Gamble fails to address shareholders’ sustainability concerns
Revealed: Britain leads the way on net zero but transparency concerns remain
The five biggest UK companies - Shell, AstraZeneca, Linde, HSBC, and Unilever - are securing much more impressive net zero scores than their US peers
IEA calls for rapid development of carbon storage
Capturing carbon is a job half-done – it’s deploying safe and cost-effective storage solutions that is the real challenge.
COP27: MDBs welcome call to scale up climate funding
Multilateral Development Banks react to the final COP27 text, which called on them to scale up climate financing and reform their “practices and priorities”.
State-owned enterprises and climate-conscious investing
There is no net zero without net-zero SOEs, so what approach should investors take when engaging with these often mega businesses?
GFANZ: ‘urgent action’ needed to increase clean energy investment in emerging markets
Investment flow is less than 10% of what is needed – a situation that must be addressed rapidly, warns global coalition of financial institutions.